Stopping / Restarting the License Server
If your License Server was installed as a service, simply operate the service using your OS' service management tools.
Otherwise, use the "bin/start" and "bin/stop" scripts.
Checking the License Server status
Watching the log files
The License Server writes information into the "log/com.stambia.licence.server.log" file.
Watching the server process
Search for a java process which contains "com.indy.license.server.jar" in the command line.
On Windows:
- Using the Task manager
- Make sure your Task Manager displays the "Command Line" column
- Search for a Java process where the command line contains "com.indy.license.server.jar"
- Using the command line (as an administrator)
C:\WINDOWS\system32>wmic process where "name like '%java%' and commandline like '%com.indy.license.server.jar%'" get Name,ProcessId,ParentProcessId
Name ParentProcessId ProcessId
java.exe 3180 3704
Note: on Windows, when the License Server is installed as a service, there might be two processes, which is normal (there is a service wrapper + the actual service).
On Linux:
Search for a java process which contains "com.indy.license.server.jar" in the command line.
ps -ef | grep com.indy.license.server.jar
Updating the license.xml file
Your "license.xml" file may change in the future (adding new licenses, changing MAC addresses...).
Do not edit this file by yourself - your licenses may become invalid. Instead, please send a request to the Support Team.
When the Support delivers a new "license.xml" file, simply replace the previous file with this new one. The change is immediate.